It's been seventeen years since the last entry in the F-Zero franchise. While he's known for his work on the Yakuza series now, F-Zero veteran Toshihiro Nagoshi is open to returning to the Nintendo series if given the chance.
Insider Gaming sits down with ExoCross creative director Paul Coleman to talk about the game's development, features, gameplay, and more.
In an era dominated by digital downloads and streaming services, the importance of physical media in gaming remains a topic of discussion.
Of course, Nintendo has always preferred physical sales, especially since they skew to a younger audience, and kids want games for their birthdays and holidays. They go to the store and pick the game they want.
Since the Wii they have always been the last major publisher to support modern tech or concepts, and they will be the last to support physical if it ever goes away. Which I hope it doesn't.
OK, but you need better format where these games could actually fit instead of half of the game being in physical form and all I have being on a digital code or have to download
Yeah it artificially retains the high prices for their software. Hence Pirates will always have their day with them.
Supergiant Games' Studio Director, Amir Rao, has said that he's worried about some unbalanced boons in-game, with nerfs coming soon.
we need a new F-Zero. GX was incredible on the Gamecube.
Nintendo used to have various racing franchises coexisting
Now all they care about is Mario Kart
F-Zero is welcome to return any time
I still have my copy of F-Zero. I still have my Game Cube for that matter. Haven't played this game since, oh man, early 2000s. The feeling of speed I got from playing that game was like nothing else at the time.
A way for me to spend $60 on this franchise again. Remaster GX with 1080p visuals and add 30 player online multi-player... thats it